Programatically Embedding Views in Specific Nodes Using Twig in drupal 9

Unlock the power of Drupal 9 by discovering the art of embedding views within specific nodes programmatically using Twig templates. This blog post provides a comprehensive guide with detailed instructions and real-world examples, enabling you to enhance the flexibility and customization of your Drupal 9 website. Whether you're a Drupal developer or a site administrator, this tutorial ensures you grasp the intricacies of the process, from understanding the basics to implementing advanced techniques. Dive into the world of Drupal theming and elevate your website's capabilities with this in-depth exploration of embedding views in specific nodes through Twig.

Example:

// Sample code to programmatically embed a view in a specific node using Twig.
// Assumes you have the necessary modules installed and configured.

// In your theme's THEMENAME.theme file, implement hook_preprocess_node().
function THEMENAME_preprocess_node(&$variables) {
  // Check if the node type is 'article'.
  if ($variables['node']->getType() == 'article') {
    // Load the view programmatically.
    $view = \Drupal\views\Views::getView('your_view_name');
    
    // Check if the view exists.
    if ($view) {
      // Set the display and execute the view.
      $view->setDisplay('your_display_name');
      $view->execute();
      
      // Pass the view result to the node template.
      $variables['custom_view_output'] = $view->buildRenderable('your_display_name', ['arg_1' => $node->id()]);
    }
  }
}

This example illustrates the key steps involved in embedding a view within a specific node, emphasizing the integration of Drupal 9's theming capabilities with Twig templates.